Olij Rozen International BV has been acquired by Dümmen Orange
The shareholders of Olij Rozen International BV (Olij) have sold the company to Dümmen Orange. Financial details have not been disclosed.
Olij is a global specialist in the field of breeding, propagation, growing and marketing of cut and pot roses. In addition to its own varieties, the company propagates, grows and markets varieties for third parties. Olij is present in the Netherlands, Ethiopia, Kenya, Ecuador, Colombia and Mexico. The company also operates a network of agents and sales representatives with global coverage.
Dümmen Orange is a leading company in the breeding and development of cut flowers, pot plants, bedding plants, bulbs, succulents and perennials. The company has a US$200 million turnover and employs more than 6,000 people worldwide. In addition to a large marketing and sales network, Dümmen Orange has a strong network of production sites supported by a global supply chain.
Oaklins' team in the Netherlands advised the seller in this transaction.
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